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The Internet of Things (IoT), wearables and smart home (smart home) is currently one of the strongest technological trends on a global scale. Both corporations and new start-ups work on solutions in this area. Moreover, the market for this type of solution is growing at a very high pace. According to McKinsey data, the IoT market in 2015 was Article 900 million USD, reaching USD 3,6 billion in 2020. IHS speaks of 15,4 million IoT devices used in 2015, 30,7 million in 2020 and 75,4 million in 2025. Its first product — LociOne locator — already works with applications that benefit over 1 million users in Poland. The wave of this success story of Notinte Sp. z o.o. has developed the concept of a much more advanced solution to the 3 small electronic equipment to be used in the areas: — safety of human beings — health and safety of animals — health and physical activity — communication security. each of the equipment will include a selection of selected sensors composed of among others sensors: — temperature — humidity, carbonoxide, traffic and/or consumption — intensity of global air-carbon monoxide (e.g. ethanol), and radio module using very low power wireless data technology. the project will carry out R & D work which will result in the development of a complete prototype of the above equipment, including their physical structure and PROJECT PRODUCTS: number of enterprises receiving support/subsidies: 1Private investment in support of enterprises (grants): 1.159.105,00 — Number of enterprises supported for R & D activities: 1Number of start-ups supported: 1Results will be achieved in 2019. (English) | |||
| Property / summary: The Internet of Things (IoT), wearables and smart home (smart home) is currently one of the strongest technological trends on a global scale. Both corporations and new start-ups work on solutions in this area. Moreover, the market for this type of solution is growing at a very high pace. According to McKinsey data, the IoT market in 2015 was Article 900 million USD, reaching USD 3,6 billion in 2020. IHS speaks of 15,4 million IoT devices used in 2015, 30,7 million in 2020 and 75,4 million in 2025. Its first product — LociOne locator — already works with applications that benefit over 1 million users in Poland. The wave of this success story of Notinte Sp. z o.o. has developed the concept of a much more advanced solution to the 3 small electronic equipment to be used in the areas: — safety of human beings — health and safety of animals — health and physical activity — communication security. each of the equipment will include a selection of selected sensors composed of among others sensors: — temperature — humidity, carbonoxide, traffic and/or consumption — intensity of global air-carbon monoxide (e.g. ethanol), and radio module using very low power wireless data technology. the project will carry out R & D work which will result in the development of a complete prototype of the above equipment, including their physical structure and PROJECT PRODUCTS: number of enterprises receiving support/subsidies: 1Private investment in support of enterprises (grants): 1.159.105,00 — Number of enterprises supported for R & D activities: 1Number of start-ups supported: 1Results will be achieved in 2019. (English) / rank | |||
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Project in Poland financed by DG Regio
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Project in Poland financed by DG Regio |
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1,673,099.99 zloty
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2,828,205.0 zloty
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68.54 percent
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31 October 2018
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15 March 2020
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NOTINOTE SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
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INTERNET of THINGS (IoT - internet rzeczy), WEARABLES (urządzenia ubieralne) czy SMART HOME (inteligentny dom) to obecnie jedne z najsilniejszych trendów technologicznych w skali globalnej. Nad rozwiązaniami z tego obszaru pracują zarówno korporacje jak i początkujące przedsiębiorstwa typu start-up. Co więcej, rynek tego typu rozwiązań rośnie w bardzo wysokim tempie. Wg danych McKinsey rynek IoT w 2015 r. był wart 900 mln USD, a w 2020 r. osiągnie 3,6 mld USD. IHS mówi o 15,4 mln urządzeń IoT użytkowanych w 2015 r., 30,7 mln w 2020 r. i 75,4 mln w 2025 r. W gronie podmiotów, które odnoszą sukcesy na ww. rynku znajduje się Wnioskodawca. Jego pierwszy produkt - lokalizator notiOne - współpracuje już z aplikacjami, z których korzysta ponad 1 mln użytkowników w Polsce. Na fali tego sukcesu start-up jakim jest Notinote Sp. z o.o. opracował koncepcję znacznie bardziej zaawansowanego rozwiązania jakim będą 3 niewielkich rozmiarów urządzenia elektroniczne do wykorzystania w obszarach:- bezpieczeństwo ludzi- bezpieczeństwo mienia - bezpieczeństwo zwierząt- zdrowie i aktywność fizyczna- bezpieczeństwo komunikacyjne.Każde z urządzeń będzie zawierało zestaw wybranych czujników w skład których mogą wchodzić między innymi czujniki:- temperatury- wilgotności powietrza- poziomu tlenku węgla- ruchu i położenia- natężenie światła- pulsu- składu chemicznego powietrza (np. etanolu)oraz moduł radiowy wykorzystujący technologię bezprzewodowego przesyłu danych o bardzo niskim poborze energii.W ramach projektu przeprowadzone zostaną prace B+R, których rezultatem będzie opracowanie kompletnych prototypów ww. urządzeń obejmujących ich fizyczną konstrukcję oraz oprogramowanie.PRODUKTY PROJEKTULiczba przedsiębiorstw otrzymujących wsparcie/dotacje: 1Inwestycje prywatne uzupełniające wsparcie publiczne dla przedsiębiorstw (dotacje): 1.159.105,00 złLiczba przedsiębiorstw wspartych w zakresie prowadzenia prac B+R: 1Liczba wspieranych nowych przedsiębiorstw: 1Rezultaty zostaną osiągnięte w 2019 r. (Polish)
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The Internet of Things (IoT), wearables and smart home (smart home) is currently one of the strongest technological trends on a global scale. Both corporations and new start-ups work on solutions in this area. Moreover, the market for this type of solution is growing at a very high pace. According to McKinsey data, the IoT market in 2015 was Article 900 million USD, reaching USD 3,6 billion in 2020. IHS speaks of 15,4 million IoT devices used in 2015, 30,7 million in 2020 and 75,4 million in 2025. Its first product — LociOne locator — already works with applications that benefit over 1 million users in Poland. The wave of this success story of Notinte Sp. z o.o. has developed the concept of a much more advanced solution to the 3 small electronic equipment to be used in the areas: — safety of human beings — health and safety of animals — health and physical activity — communication security. each of the equipment will include a selection of selected sensors composed of among others sensors: — temperature — humidity, carbonoxide, traffic and/or consumption — intensity of global air-carbon monoxide (e.g. ethanol), and radio module using very low power wireless data technology. the project will carry out R & D work which will result in the development of a complete prototype of the above equipment, including their physical structure and PROJECT PRODUCTS: number of enterprises receiving support/subsidies: 1Private investment in support of enterprises (grants): 1.159.105,00 — Number of enterprises supported for R & D activities: 1Number of start-ups supported: 1Results will be achieved in 2019. (English)
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RPWP.01.02.00-30-0056/17
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